Group ideas

OUR GROUP IDEAS- TWO DIFFERENT ONES
Our first idea

• Genre: Romantic comedy
• Our intentions are to begin our film by capturing a stereotypically busy street which provides main stream shops
• We hope to select a female in which will be willing to play the role of a protagonist character, our aim is to follow the stereotype of the female figure in a romantic comedy which portrays an attractive girl who is likely to be inspirational to the audience.
• Our expectations is to achieve an opening of a stereotypically woman to then meet with an attractive man. The subject of the story which will not be shown yet will be expected from the audience  will be that a man and woman falling in love, yet will experience problems and lapses in their relationship throughout.
• Our setting will consist of a busy environment, therefore myself and Fern are eager to capture the busy surroundings. We will do this by using a range of different angles such as tracking, to follow the girl up the street, panning to show the location, establishing shot etc.
• This opening will be aimed at female, as it is likely to be inspirational to the female figure compared to the male. It will be targeted from 15+ - 28.
• Jolly music will be played in the background which copy the stereotype of a rom-com
• We will incoroprate girly type text, which will also be in a typical female colour

Our second idea

• Genre:Thriller
• Our target audience would  be a 15. The film wouldn't be very fearful so using an 18 certificate age rating would be slighltly extreme.
• The film is about young, vunerable girls (played by Fern and I) who are unnoticeably being stalked by a neighbour. The story may suggest a stereotypical thriller as it follows the conventions of a usual 'stalker' theme.
• The stalker will be male who will be classed as the antagonist, he will be much older and isn't usually seen as the type of individual who would stalk young girls, therefore we hope to use a character who in  which will challenge the stereotype. 
• We won't reveal the male stalker in the opening, we want to create a sense of mystery and tension therefore we could incorporate and list a main actor in the opening credits.
• We want the audience to also be guessing, therefore we will only capture shots of hands and parts of the stalker face so that we're unable to observe his true identity.
• We are eager to get a shot of the stalker looking through the windows watching the two young girls every movement, he will be writting times etc down in a notebook.
• fast pace music either generated by ourselves using the Apple Macs or finding a tension-building song using an internet browser, will be played in the background or even over the top so that no diegetic sound can be heard to create a mysterious, scary effect
• we'll take camera shots of her perception of things, she's completely unaware of this stalker so her story will be exposed as more happy and upbeat
• A constant ticker clock will be the over voice, which will then strike when it hits the hour, once the clock strikes to the hour, the camera will instantly draw onto the stalker however he will no longer be existent.

Fern and I have both agreed that our second idea was much more interesting, and challenging to accomplish. Therefore it is likely that we choose our second idea. It appears that we have a lot more ideas for our second idea etc.